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Mathematics, 23.06.2020 10:57 annakoslovsky3040

20. A square with sides 1 inch long is (20,91) divided into 2-by-2-inch rectangles,
(a) What is the
of each
2-by-2-in, rectangle?
(b) What fraction of the square is
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20. A square with sides 1 inch long is

(20,91) divided into 2-by-2-inch rectangles,
(a) What is t

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